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Buddha, a 2-year-old Shih Tzu, is looking for a new home.
Steve Lazarus says he's been selling beers for the Yankees since he was 19-years-old until last Sunday's double-header with the Red Sox when Lazarus says he had an exchange with Sox relief pitcher Alfredo Aceves.
A chalice used to serve sacramental wine was stolen from Saint Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Center, according to police.
Events and parades throughout New York City Sunday will cause some road closures and traffic tie-ups.
Police say the men assault drivers after hailing livery cabs on the street and demand money.
Police say the suspect followed the victim into his building, put the elderly man into a choke hold then started punching and kicking him.
Hundreds of scantily clad women are taking part in a march and rally in lower Manhattan in response to comments by cops warning women to button up to avoid being raped.
The Brooklyn-bound lanes of the Brooklyn Bridge were shut down for hours after participants of "Occupy Wall Street" took their demonstration right on to the car lanes Saturday.
In his acceptance speech, Mayor Bloomberg praised the President and Congress for winning the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy for gays in the military.
David Ok, 21, is accused of walking into two pharmacies on Long Island with a handgun and threatening employees looking for prescription drugs.
The attack happened on Sunday, Sept. 25 around 1:30 a.m. around Bushwick and Johnson avenues. Police say the suspect grabbed a 25-year-old woman, threw her to the ground and tried to rape her.
Friday night was a long time coming for the 60,000 people who packed the Great Lawn for the historic event for the second time.
The group says the march is in protest of "police brutality and harassment," specifically an incident last Saturday in which a deputy police inspector used pepper spray.
Kelly said Samir Khan, who was also killed in the attack, had extensive contacts in New York City and published the English language Inspire Magazine, which in its most recent issue identified Grand Central Station as a target.
Investigators released a photo of a jacket they said was similar to what one the suspects may have been wearing.
